Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna Plans Law-Focused Post-Retirement Career
Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna announced he will not accept any official post-retirement roles but plans to remain engaged in law. He reflected on the cash controversy involving Justice Yashwant Verma, detailing measures taken and expressing commitment to judicial integrity. Justice Khanna will conclude his term shortly.
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In a significant announcement, the Chief Justice of India, Sanjiv Khanna, revealed he won't be assuming any official roles post-retirement, choosing instead to continue his engagement with the field of law. Justice Khanna emphasized the importance of this career continuation at a meeting with journalists.
Appointed to the highest judiciary post in November 2024 after his elevation to the Supreme Court in 2029, Justice Khanna will demit office soon. Despite the custom of many ex-judges pursuing arbitration roles, he remains firm on his decision to keep his post-retirement activities aligned with legal matters.
Addressing the controversy involving Justice Yashwant Verma's cash discovery, Justice Khanna affirmed the need for decisive judicial thinking. Actions taken included an inquiry and a judge's resignation recommendation, reflecting his commitment to maintaining judicial ethics.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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